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  • ekageyama
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2012
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    #1

    BWA conflicting flags

    Hi!
    I have a problem, and haven't found a solution for it, maybe someone in here might be able to help me. I have some hiseq reads and was mapping them against a genome with BWA. After the mapping I looked at the SAM file and found this

    504740071024319674 77 * 0 0 * * 0 0 AGATGGAAAACAAAAAAAACTCATAGGGACTTCGTCCTCTCATAAAAAACTTGGGGAAACCATAATAAGCTTGTGTAGGGTTCTTGGAGTCCAATATGACA IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHIIHIIIIHIIHIIIHIIHIIHHFIIIHHIGHHGHHHHHHHGHGGGHDHBEEEE@EEFECBCEBD@DDEEEED=B
    504740071024319674 181 scaffold_3|24390584|24400594 2165 0 * = 2165 0 AGCCATAATAAGCTTGTGTAGGGTTCTTGGAGTCCAATATGAGAAGATTGGTGTGTATGACTGAGTATAAGAAAGGGAAATGCAACCCGGATCCTGATTGC ##?<BBABBBABDADDDEDEGECBBB8GGGGCBEDEGEHBGHGGHHHCGHHGHHIHIIIHIFIIIIIIIGGIHHIIIIIIHIIHHIIIIIIHHIIIIIIII

    So, the second column of each line (the FLAG field) seem to be conflicting, 77 1+4+8+84 which is both reads unmapped, the second one is 181 1+4+16+32+128 whcih means 1 red is unmapped and one isn't. Anyone have an idea of that is happening here?
    Thank you!

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